A Self-Biased Schmitt Trigger for Low Power Applications
Mohammed Al-Qadasi, Abdullah Alshehri, Talal Al‐Attar, Hossein Fariborzi
Abstract
Mohammed Al-Qadasi, Abdullah Alshehri, Talal Al‐Attar, Hossein Fariborzi
Abstract
In this paper, a novel technique for enhancement of hysteresis comparators is proposed. This work is based on an improved version of hysteresis comparators that used NMOS current mirrors, a PMOS load stage and a PMOS tail transistor to reduce the static power. By using an internal biasing technique for the tail transistor, we eliminated the need for one of the biasing circuits while achieving 65% lower power consumption in 0.18μ m CMOS technology, without much impact on the trip values of the hysteresis comparator.
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In this paper, a novel technique for enhancement of hysteresis comparators is proposed. This work is based on an improved version of hysteresis comparators that used NMOS current mirrors, a PMOS load stage and a PMOS tail transistor to reduce the static power. By using an internal biasing technique for the tail transistor, we eliminated the need for one of the biasing circuits while achieving 65% lower power consumption in 0.18μ m CMOS technology, without much impact on the trip values of the hysteresis comparator.
Key concepts: PMOS logic, Comparator, NMOS logic, Schmitt trigger, Transistor, CMOS, Hysteresis, Biasing